In this episode, we discuss how to respond when a student comes into the session with pain or an injury. Or what happens when the teacher experiences pain and injury.We'd love to hear what you think! What did you get out of this episode? Wha

Vision for a Private Yoga Teaching Practice Part One: Biomechanical Modalities

Apr 17th, 2021 35m 52s

About this episode: Jeff discusses various biomechanical modalities adjacent to yoga, whose influence can be an important factor in the cultivation of the vision of a yoga teaching practice, particularly in the one-to-one setting.Recorded in

How to Conduct Your First Yoga Consultation Session

Apr 9th, 2021 54m 23s

About this episode: Jeff discusses the journey of the yoga student, and he gives practical tips for structuring phone inquiries and initial consultation sessions designed to convert the curious to the committed.Recorded in the backyard. You’l

The Teacher-Student Dynamic

Mar 30th, 2021 37m 11s

The Teacher/Student dynamicRecorded in the backyard. You’ll hear the dogs.Links mentioned: www.yogaonetoone.com Your Yoga Consultation Cheat SheetHoly Madness by Georg FeuersteinYoga, Youth, and Reincarnation by Jess StearnOVERVIE

Qualities of a One to One Yoga Teacher

Mar 23rd, 2021 27m 33s

In this episode we explore the personal qualities necessary for a one-to-one yoga teacher to grow in their teaching practice and better serve their students. The dogs interrupt the podcast. If you have questions, or topics you’d like Jeff to co

The Why

Mar 17th, 2021 7m 36s

Jeffry talks about what has kept him in the one-to-one yoga session setting for almost 25 years, and what distinguishes that from group classes. Donna mentions bacon.

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